Understanding Colorism in Africa

The video addresses the pervasive issue of colorism in Africa, highlighting its deep-rooted impact on society and culture. It discusses how colorism has become normalized, leading to discrimination based on skin tone. The speaker calls for a movement to end colorism, urging viewers to join the cause and promote equality.

What does the speaker believe about the scope of colorism in Africa?

• It is limited to skin tone debates.

• It is a minor issue in African societies.

• It extends beyond skin tone debates.

• It is not a real issue.

How has colorism been perceived in African culture according to the speaker?

• As a new trend.

• As a norm rather than discrimination.

• As a form of empowerment.

• As a resolved issue.

What is one example of discrimination mentioned in the transcript?

• All skin tones are treated equally.

• Dark-skinned women face more violence in refugee camps.

• Light-skinned models are always preferred.

• Dark-skinned individuals are given more opportunities.

What is the purpose of the Colorism in Africa movement?

• To ignore the issue of colorism.

• To bring colorism to a complete stop.

• To support only light-skinned individuals.

• To promote colorism.

What does the speaker encourage people to do?

• Remain silent on the issue.

• Ignore the issue of colorism.

• Join the movement against colorism.

• Support colorism.